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00:00She was just taking a jog, and somebody just drove off the side of the road and purposely hit her.
00:05Poor kid. I don't think she drove her.
00:08Looks like she had a kid, too.
00:10Oh, my God!
00:13Oh, f***!
00:15Where's the son of a f***?
00:17When a woman out for a jog is struck and killed in broad daylight,
00:21Arizona deputies scramble to find the truck that fled the scene.
00:25But their desperate search for the perpetrator takes a shocking turn
00:28when they receive a phone call no one saw coming.
00:32I'm not asking for favoritism, but everyone's going to know anyways.
00:35I'm a lieutenant with Phoenix PD. It's my son.
00:38That's the guy who did it. That's the guy who did it.
00:40The following is based on official police records, and the footage has never been seen before until now.
00:46On the morning of February 24th, 2024, dispatchers receive an urgent 911 call.
00:53I just witnessed a hit and run, and this lady needs an ambulance immediately.
00:58The vehicle just drove off. It was a Ford F-250, Ford Super Duty.
01:06The woman was just running along the side of the road, and the guy just drove and hit her for
01:12no reason at all.
01:14Okay, so she was walking?
01:16Okay, thank you.
01:16She was just taking a jog, and somebody just drove off the side of the road and purposely hit her.
01:22I witnessed it in my rearview mirror.
01:24I don't know if this truck is coming back. I think he's coming back.
01:28I think the guy is coming back.
01:30He drove west, and he came back to the scene, but he's still in his truck, and he looks like
01:37he's going to drive away,
01:38but I don't know what he's doing.
01:39Is she conscious?
01:41I don't think so.
01:42I think she was breathing.
01:45That's the guy who did it.
01:47That's the guy who did it.
01:48A Maricopa County deputy arrives as the caller points to the suspect's vehicle, but it once again turns and flees
01:55the scene.
01:56With the deputy unable to leave the victim's side, a civilian volunteers to follow the suspect, but quickly loses sight
02:03of them.
02:03Though the deputy attempts to help the victim, the woman shows no sign of life.
02:08At 10.02 a.m., she's pronounced deceased.
02:12As backup arrives, they work to locate some form of identification, but find only her cell phone.
02:18Poor kid.
02:20I don't think she felt this.
02:21Looks like she had a kid, too.
02:24Scattered along the roadway are her white earbuds, glasses, and pieces of a headlight.
02:29Her shoes were thrown from her feet, with one lying more than 70 feet from the other, a brutal indication
02:36of how violently she was struck.
02:38Hey, just letting you know, and let sergeant know, there's a possible next of kin over by his brand.
02:45They said that their wife and mom were out running, and they can't get a hold of her, so.
02:51The man provides the phone number for his wife, 43-year-old Lisa Mancuso.
02:56A deputy calls it, and in a tragic confirmation, the victim's phone rings.
03:02It isn't long before another family member arrives at the scene.
03:05Can I help you, sir?
03:06Yeah, what's going on, officer? My son just called me. He's crying and everything. He lives right here.
03:11He lives on the other side?
03:12He lives right over there.
03:13You're going to have to go down to Galvin, up central, to get there.
03:18Is somebody hit by a car or something?
03:20They will be able to fill you up.
03:21The man is Lisa's father-in-law.
03:24He rushes to her home, where deputies are speaking with Lisa's husband and young son.
03:29Their emotions spill over as they learn the cause of her death.
03:33Oh, my God.
03:35Oh, f***.
03:37Where's the son of a f***?
03:40Looking for him.
03:41Hit and run?
03:43Terrible, isn't it?
03:45You know what?
03:46No words for it.
03:47We're complaining about a f***ing stop sign here.
03:50You know, this is ridiculous.
03:51They go eight f***ing miles an hour down this road.
03:54I know you guys are spread thin.
03:55I realize that.
03:58You have every reason to be upset.
04:00So, I'm really sorry.
04:03Yeah, I know you.
04:07Oh, f***ing shot.
04:09No, just what would pass the house.
04:11You're just working today on your phone?
04:13It's okay.
04:14It's okay, buddy.
04:15Lisa's husband, Stephen, attempts to pull up their security footage,
04:18while friends and family try to comfort the young boy,
04:21who has just lost his mother.
04:25I don't think you're going to be all right, buddy.
04:28It's all right.
04:31How's your chest, dude?
04:33It's better.
04:34I'm so f***ing.
04:35I'm just in another shock right now.
04:37Like, I can't even think.
04:40Overcome with emotion,
04:41Stephen takes his son inside the home for a break,
04:44while his father stays outside with deputies.
04:47How bad is Lisa looking?
04:49Bad?
04:50I mean, no.
04:52I wouldn't recommend seeing her right now.
04:54How's that?
04:55That's the best way to play.
04:56Yeah, I understand.
04:58Now, listen, it's going to be devastating for him with his son.
05:02Oh, yeah.
05:03Is that Lisa there?
05:04Yeah, sir.
05:05I'm sorry to say this, sir.
05:06I'm sorry.
05:07Oh, my God.
05:08I'm so sorry.
05:09Oh, her poor son.
05:11Back at the scene, deputies gather statements from witnesses.
05:14I noticed this woman in black.
05:18Oh, workout clothes, if you will.
05:20Jogging.
05:21Yeah.
05:21She wasn't anywhere near the damn way.
05:23My own personal opinion.
05:25Right.
05:25Not seeing the details.
05:27Right.
05:27As far off as she was.
05:29Right.
05:30And shame on me for saying this.
05:32There had to have been intent.
05:33The 911 caller who saw the tragedy unfold in his rearview mirror also told dispatchers
05:39the incident looked very intentional, but deputies aren't quite certain that's the case.
05:45Wow.
05:45So, originally, he said it looked intentional.
05:47Okay.
05:48But then when I asked him about, did the vehicle abruptly turn into it?
05:52And he said, no, it was just a gradual, kind of went over, like 692, or just distracted
05:57or something.
05:59But, you leave, and maybe, okay, maybe, big truck.
06:04Yeah.
06:04Call it, play dumb.
06:06Yeah.
06:06It came back.
06:07It came back.
06:08If you thought I just hit a box in the road.
06:10Yeah.
06:11According to witnesses, the truck ultimately made two U-turns near the crash site before
06:15fleeing the scene for a final time.
06:18While the cameras at Lisa's house weren't working, investigators obtained a clear view
06:22of the truck just before impact from a nearby residence.
06:25The 911 caller's SUV passes the home, followed moments later by the suspect's truck after
06:32rolling through a stop sign.
06:33The collision itself happens off camera, but the sound of the impact is fully captured.
06:42Despite clear footage of the truck and several witnesses, investigators are only able to get
06:47a partial license plate.
06:49Once images of the vehicle begin circulating on social media, deputies receive a shocking
06:55phone call they never expected.
06:57Sheriff's Office, how may I help you?
06:59Hi, my name is Ben Moore, and I need to have a deputy dispatched out to me.
07:03The person that drove my son's truck last night, drove him home, hit a gal on Cloud Road
07:11and Central, and I just found out about it, so I was calling to see if they could come to
07:16my house.
07:17Is your son there?
07:19He's here, yeah, he's here with me.
07:20And just so you know, I'm a lieutenant with Phoenix, I'm not asking for favoritism, but
07:24everyone's going to know anyways.
07:26I'm a lieutenant with Phoenix PD, it's my son.
07:29Lieutenant Moore's message is relayed to a Maricopa deputy, who reaches out to him urgently
07:33for more details.
07:35Yes, I just, I started getting phone calls, it's the only reason I even knew.
07:38So, I went outside, I looked, there was damage on the front of the vehicle, and so I went
07:44inside, and asked my son, his buddy called me immediately, because he had seen the pictures
07:50online.
07:51Right.
07:51And so, and said he was at breakfast, that kid's on the way here right now, the one that
07:56was at breakfast with him this morning.
07:57Yes, sir.
07:58That friend says that the girl he was on a date with was driving the truck.
08:01Where is the vehicle currently located?
08:03It's where he normally parks it, on the side of my house.
08:06Okay.
08:06It's where, it's on the side of the house.
08:08Was he in the vehicle when the crash happened?
08:11He doesn't know, he was passed out.
08:13Okay, I understand.
08:14Does he know who was in the vehicle?
08:17Yes, he does.
08:18The deputy obtains his address, and lets him know he needs to come speak with him in person.
08:23And like I said, there's nobody delayed reporting, I didn't know anything about it.
08:26No, I don't even get phone calls.
08:27And he was passed out in his bed.
08:29Yeah.
08:30For as long as I can remember, so I don't know.
08:32But I'm just saying, so nobody was sitting here trying not to call you or anything.
08:37No, I am very grateful for you putting the pieces together, sir.
08:40Thank you, and thanks for your son for coming forward.
08:43It's the right thing to do.
08:45Yes, sir.
08:46Just so they know he has an attorney, and that's only for protection, because this whole thing's weird.
08:51Yes.
08:52So he's going to cooperate.
08:53I'm just waiting for the attorney to call me back.
08:55So this isn't because he's not going to talk, he's not going to cooperate.
08:58No, you know exactly.
08:59He's fully going to cooperate.
08:59You just have to make sure that his rights are preserved.
09:01I know, 100%.
09:02Totally understand.
09:03100%.
09:03That's all it is, and I think you'd call for your son, too.
09:06So I'm just, you know what I mean.
09:07When he arrives, Lieutenant Moore greets him in the driveway, along with his son, 20-year-old Jacob Moore.
09:14So we're going to do the initial, just get here, and then we're just going to kind of lock down
09:18until the detectives are done over there.
09:20Oh, yeah.
09:20I ran our fatality squad at Phoenix for four years.
09:23So I've been a lieutenant for Phoenix for a long time.
09:25And this is one of the witnesses at the restaurant.
09:26Hi.
09:27Hi.
09:27And they went to pick up another witness that was at the restaurant to bring him here.
09:32What's up?
09:33Let's breathe.
09:34Just breathe, dude.
09:36If it wasn't you, don't worry about it.
09:38That's the big thing.
09:40Dad'll tell you.
09:41If it wasn't you, I get other things are going to happen, but...
09:46He doesn't...
09:47He's a young kid.
09:48He's never dealt with this before.
09:49I know.
09:49I know.
09:50He's just sad at how it's going to affect me.
09:53So I told him I love you and I would be here regardless of now.
09:58While waiting for detectives to finish surveying the crime scene, Lieutenant Moore leads the
10:02deputy to the truck.
10:04So it's up here, the damage.
10:11You can see...
10:12I didn't touch it, so you can see the body fluid.
10:15I'm sure that's what that is.
10:17So...
10:19But this...
10:20I thought it was weird because when I attacked, I buckled the back gate.
10:23And I came over here and went through the garage to get something.
10:26I'm like, why is this truck over here?
10:28It's never parked over here.
10:29And it's weird.
10:31So...
10:32Strange.
10:32Strange.
10:32Right.
10:33So...
10:33Well, unfortunately, crud happens, but...
10:38The deputy quickly snaps photos of the truck and the damage to the front left headlight.
10:43As another deputy arrives on scene, they learn the female Jacob claims was driving his truck
10:48is named Jenica.
10:51Do you notice anyone got a hold of Jenica?
10:53He tried to call her because, you know, I was freaking out.
10:56Mind you, I know your camera's on.
10:57Hi.
10:57Hello.
10:58I wear one at work, too.
11:00Okay.
11:00So I go, I need her name.
11:02And he's like...
11:02He was kind of a date.
11:03So I woke him up.
11:04He was passed out.
11:04And it took him a little bit to know what was going on.
11:06He was just tired.
11:07Right.
11:07And so I woke him up and he tried to call her.
11:09Right.
11:09And she didn't answer the phone.
11:10Okay.
11:11And so it's some girl he met that he went on a date with.
11:14So I've never even met this girl.
11:15I don't know who she is.
11:16You think it started this morning?
11:18What's that?
11:18The date.
11:19Was it this morning?
11:19I have no clue, sir.
11:20Okay.
11:21No problem.
11:21Though Jacob isn't willing to speak to investigators without his lawyer present, his friend Jackson, who was with
11:27them this morning, agrees to answer questions.
11:29According to him, it wasn't a date, but rather a get-together involving multiple friends.
11:35After a long night out, the entire group went to a cafe called Heart and Soul.
11:52Kyle, another friend who was with them this morning at the cafe, also arrives and agrees
11:59to answer questions.
12:01Where'd this morning start?
12:04We went to breakfast at Heart and Soul, but to be honest, I wasn't paying any attention
12:08to what was going on there.
12:10How'd you get to Heart and Soul?
12:11I had some chick driving me in the house.
12:13I don't even know her name.
12:14Oh, okay.
12:15She drove my truck.
12:16She drove your truck.
12:17Did she pick you up in your truck or come to your house first?
12:20Yes, we picked my truck up and then she drove me there.
12:23All right.
12:24We came from, I'm sorry, I don't even know where the hell I was last night.
12:29We were at some house in Peoria or some shit.
12:30Yes, yes, yes.
12:31We came from there.
12:32Yeah.
12:33We went to my truck and then we took my truck to Heart and Soul and she drove back.
12:37And you don't know her name?
12:38I don't.
12:39She just was acting as your DD?
12:40Yes.
12:41Okay.
12:42Do you know her name at all?
12:44Any nickname, first name, internet?
12:46Is she a friend of yours online?
12:48I don't even think I met her before last night, but she was sober.
12:51But she's got the keys to your car.
12:53But she was sober, so it's all about it.
12:55A very trusting man, because...
12:56By Kyle's account, neither of the intoxicated boys drove their trucks, instead relying on
13:03two girls, Jennica and another female, who will soon be located and questioned.
13:08Meanwhile, Lieutenant Moore hands over his home camera system, hoping it may show evidence
13:12that Jennica was the one who dropped Jacob off at home this morning.
13:16So bad for this lady.
13:17Oh my goodness.
13:19That's right.
13:19I've done so many of those notifications.
13:21Were you in vehicle crimes as well?
13:23I ran our vehicle crimes for almost four years, three years now.
13:26So...
13:27Yeah, social media is blowing up with it, right?
13:28A situation where you have a true victim that...
13:31Yeah, she didn't do anything.
13:32Didn't do anything wrong.
13:33It's horrible.
13:34It's absolutely horrible.
13:35Everything on social media is saying, a girl's driving, a girl's driving, because they
13:38were looking for the car.
13:39I didn't see that until ever, until the people started sending me stuff.
13:43So...
13:45So honestly, beyond that, I don't know.
13:46That's interesting.
13:47So social media is saying that a girl was driving.
13:50Yeah, they said they're looking for a girl in this truck.
13:52That is interesting, because that was not publicly released.
13:56Investigators later locate Micah, the girl who acted as Kyle's designated driver from
14:01Heart and Soul Cafe.
14:03She explains that Jennica is her roommate, and confirms the two were at the cafe with the
14:07boys that morning.
14:09Who was driving?
14:11Um, Jen was driving, and I was also driving.
14:14And then...
14:14So you're driving whose vehicle?
14:17I was driving Kyle's.
14:19All right.
14:19And Jennica was driving Jacob's.
14:22By her account, Jennica didn't drive Jacob home, but rather to Kyle's house.
14:26Let me backtrack a little bit.
14:28You guys get to Kyle's.
14:30What happens after that?
14:31Um, we get to Kyle's.
14:33We park the pickups, and we said goodbye to both of them.
14:38And we got in my car, and I drove back to campus with Jen.
14:42So Jen was in your vehicle?
14:43Yes.
14:44Uh, Jacob and Kyle stayed at Kyle's house.
14:49Is that correct?
14:49I believe so.
14:50Unless they left after that, I'm not sure.
14:53Micah explains she and Jennica have been with the boys since the night prior, but struggles
14:58to recall specific times and locations.
15:01Her lack of certainty prompts the detective to interrupt the interview with a pointed question.
15:06All right.
15:06Yeah.
15:06So I'm going to ask you flat out.
15:08Are you covering for anyone?
15:10No.
15:10I have no idea what's happening.
15:13Okay.
15:13So do you understand the severity of this?
15:16I do.
15:16Someone lost their life.
15:18Yes, I know.
15:19All right.
15:20If I knew about it, I would say something.
15:22Like, I want to be in law enforcement after I get out of college.
15:25Like, I'm a justice studies major.
15:27Like, I would not do that at all.
15:30To piece together exactly what happened after leaving the cafe, investigators will need to
15:35speak with Jenica.
15:36They prepare to follow Micah to her college dorms, where she believes Jenica will be.
15:41I don't honestly, I know exactly how that family is feeling right now.
15:47I lost my dad a few years ago, so I just break my heart.
15:56At the dorms, Jenica admits to being at the cafe with the group and shares that Jacob and
16:01Kyle were intoxicated.
16:03Once they left, she confirms that Micah drove Kyle's truck and she drove Jacob's, with plans
16:08to meet at a friend's house.
16:10But what she says happened next changes everything.
16:14We were driving on, like, a freeway.
16:17He was like, you missed a turn.
16:18Like, you didn't tell me.
16:20He missed a turn.
16:21Let me drive.
16:21And he started, like, yelling.
16:22And he was like, it's my pickup.
16:24Like, let me drive.
16:25And I was like, you know what?
16:27I don't want to be in this vehicle.
16:29Like, I don't want to be driving with you yelling at me.
16:31He was, like, all over me.
16:33And so I pulled over.
16:34So he just, he drove there.
16:36After switching seats with Jacob and arriving at the friend's house, Jenica claims that Jacob
16:41didn't want to stay, as he was tired and just wanted to go home.
16:45According to her account, he drove away alone, leaving her in the driveway.
16:50So, about 10 o'clock this morning, a woman was jogging on Cloud Road, was run down by
17:01a gray Ford F-250, and killed.
17:06Trax registered owner happens to be a police officer.
17:09He doesn't remember how he got there, but he claims that you were driving during the
17:14night.
17:15And that you were driving that truck.
17:17And he wasn't.
17:18He's driving the, what?
17:21It's looking like they're trying to place you behind the wheel when that woman was struck
17:25and killed.
17:27What?
17:28Thankfully, investigators wouldn't need to rely on hazy accounts, as video evidence
17:33would clearly show who was driving the truck just before Lisa Mancuso was struck and killed.
17:39Just after 8 a.m. on February 24th, surveillance videos captured Jacob and Kyle arriving at Heart
17:45and Soul Cafe.
17:47Jacob can be seen dragging his feet, swaying off balance, and showing signs of impairment.
17:53Minutes later, Jennica and Micah join the boys and sit at their table, and they're served
17:58alcoholic drinks.
17:59One friend, who wasn't with the group, but seated in the bar area with Jackson, answers
18:04a serious question.
18:06Uh, who purchased the liquor, because you guys are underage.
18:10I did.
18:11You did?
18:11Yeah.
18:12Okay.
18:13Were they asking for ID, or you just going there and...
18:17I...
18:17No, never asked.
18:18As their waitress explains, Kyle and Jacob were both increasingly showing signs of intoxication.
18:24Um, they were just being obnoxious.
18:27Um, they were sitting there dropping the N-word, calling each other and just using all kinds
18:32of profanity, so my concern was just to get them out.
18:35At one point, after purchasing another round of alcoholic drinks, the waitress gave them
18:39only orange juice, telling investigators it's what they do if they believe someone has had
18:44enough alcohol.
18:45Around 8.30 a.m., Jacob can be seen with his arms around Jennica, with his head laying in
18:51her lap.
18:51Well, he was passed out, like, he was about to go to sleep, and they're like, yeah, he
18:54can't sleep up there, and I was like, yeah, it's probably best he leaves, so that's why
18:57the girl goes, yeah, he's tired, I'm gonna drive him, he was drinking, so...
19:00Which girl said that?
19:01Jen.
19:02She goes, I'm gonna drive his truck.
19:03And I go, perfect.
19:04And I thought, I walked up to the door, and then I went back to the bar.
19:08Jackson stays behind at the cafe, while the rest of the friend group prepares to leave.
19:13A short time later, the truck can be seen pulling into the driveway of their friend's
19:16house.
19:17As the doors open, Jacob exits the driver's seat, confirming Jennica's claim that the two
19:22swapped seats along the way.
19:24The two talk for a while and briefly hug before Jacob enters the driver's seat once more.
19:30Jennica walks to Micah's car to wait for her friend, while Jacob leaves alone.
19:36Lisa Mancuso would be violently struck and killed less than 10 minutes later.
19:40Still, according to a family friend, Jacob has no memory of being behind the wheel.
19:46I said, nothing?
19:47You can't remember anything?
19:48He goes, I remember being at breakfast.
19:49He goes, and then the next thing he remembered was his dad waking him up.
19:53As more video footage is uncovered and additional friends are interviewed, investigators learn
19:58that Jacob began drinking as early as 11pm the night before.
20:02After visiting multiple bars throughout the night, he enjoyed additional drinks with his
20:07friends at an abandoned racetrack.
20:09When you guys are at the abandoned racetrack, and you guys are drinking, about how much did
20:17you guys drink between everybody?
20:20I think there was like a 12-pack that we had in the truck, so that split between everyone,
20:26which is just, what is that, two and a half beers, probably three beers each.
20:32When you guys were drinking at the racetrack, what did you guys do with all the beer cans?
20:40In the back of his truck.
20:42You threw it in the back of the truck?
20:43Yeah.
20:44According to police records, eight crushed beer cans were found in a dumpster,
20:48removed from Jacob's truck prior to the deputy's arrival.
20:52They'd been thrown away by Jacob's father, Lieutenant Moore, who openly admitted he did
20:57so before knowing the truck was involved in the accident.
21:00So, it could be protein, the Coors Light, and the Monster.
21:04I picked up a whole handful of crap out of the back of his truck and threw it in.
21:08And while Jacob's father was seemingly conflicted over whether Jacob parked the truck in its
21:13usual spot.
21:14It's where he normally parks it, on the side of my house.
21:16Well, why is this truck over here?
21:17It's never parked over here.
21:18And it's weird.
21:19The camera system his father gave police ultimately showed Jacob arriving at home and exiting the
21:25driver's seat himself.
21:27In an interview recorded on the day of Lisa's death, a deputy acknowledged Lieutenant Moore's
21:32concern that the investigation might appear to show him preferential treatment.
21:36In 26 years, there are untold sacrifices you've made.
21:43There are things that you gave up, things that you did for the better of whether it be a citizen
21:50or an agency or another officer or things that you'll never get recognized for.
21:57Things that you'll never get back.
21:59Things that you've had to deal with that are untold and never will be told.
22:04The things that you saw and dealt with, I know.
22:05It's the nature of police work.
22:07Yeah.
22:10And for that to be called into, you know, when something like this happens, so, because there's
22:16automatically that, well, he's protecting his kid.
22:18He's doing this.
22:18He's doing that.
22:19And I want to do everything to circumvent that.
22:22Yeah.
22:22I'm not protecting anybody.
22:24I know.
22:24At all.
22:25That's why we're having this conversation, because I had a feeling.
22:28I'm not protecting anybody.
22:28Though Jacob claimed to have no memory of the incident, he googled DUI manslaughter on
22:34his phone at 2.37 p.m., less than 10 minutes before his father reached out to deputies.
22:39He sent a text message to a close friend an hour later, one that seemed to suggest he
22:44knew what was coming next.
22:46Like, he said, hey, I love you just so you know that.
22:49And I said, what makes you say that?
22:51He said, I might be going away.
22:52At the time the Ford F-250 was seized by police, detectives were unable to prove that
22:57Jacob was behind the wheel at the time of the crash and couldn't get a warrant for a
23:02sample of Jacob's blood.
23:04DNA taken from the broken headlight of the truck would later come back as a match to 43-year-old
23:09Lisa Mancuso.
23:11After a warrant for his arrest was issued, 20-year-old Jacob Moore, in the company of his
23:16lawyer, surrendered voluntarily at the police station.
23:19His bond was set at $200,000.
23:22In April of 2025, as part of a plea deal, Jacob pleaded guilty to manslaughter and leaving
23:29the scene of an accident resulting in death.
23:31He was later sentenced in 2025 to serve four years in the Arizona Department of Corrections.
23:37He was also ordered to pay restitution to Lisa Mancuso's family and will be placed on
23:43three years of supervised probation following his release.
23:46For the one-year anniversary of her death, Lisa Mancuso's friends and family gathered
23:52to honor her memory with a 5K, with runners wearing purple, Lisa's favorite color.
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